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GUYS!! Low Calorie Beers, What's Good Out There?

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  • baby_grl_martinez
    baby_grl_martinez Posts: 25 Member
    There will never, ever be an occasion where I trade REAL beer for LIGHT beer. Ever! I live for my craft brews. Go for the good s**t, and budget accordingly. If anything, this will be a way for you to lessen the frequency of indulging while still being able to enjoy it to the fullest.
  • kyleekay10
    kyleekay10 Posts: 1,812 Member
    I tried Miller 64 once and it wasn't great. I've been drinking Michelob Ultra on nights that I know I'll be having more than a couple of beers.
  • wmbrett
    wmbrett Posts: 31 Member
    I rarely drink the same beer twice in a day - I just kind of shuffle around and try them all. I homebrew some double IPAs, and generally drink IPAs when I'm out. But when I drink, I workout in the morning to allot myself about 500 extra calories for beer drinking - usually a mix of IPAs, Guiness, Flying Dog Raging *****, Coors Light, Bud Light Platinum, and sometimes beers in the 300+ calories area per bottle. But the key is to set your maximum calories you want for drinking, and fit your mix of beers in there somewhere. If you want a buzz from alcohol, then have a healthy martini first, and then enjoy a beer or two. BTW, don't drink and drive.
  • ThickMcRunFast
    ThickMcRunFast Posts: 22,511 Member
    The easiest way to get calories out of beer is to take out alcohol. You're better off with one high-alcohol content beer that actually tastes good than 4 sh*tty cans of bud select or other abomination.

    Guinness though - 126 calories and doesn't taste like watery urine.
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